Sentence examples for remarkable testimony from inspiring English sources

Another remarkable testimony by an American dancer.

I consider it a remarkable testimony to American ingenuity".

That in itself is remarkable testimony to van Persie's strength of character.

Speaking later to academic researchers, she described her working conditions in remarkable testimony that I then covered for the Guardian.

It is a remarkable testimony not so much to his eloquence as to their desperate wish for peace that no less than 25 communes answered his call.

The Observer has obtained remarkable testimony from a Russian academic, Julia Svetlichnaja, who met Litvinenko earlier this year and received more than 100 emails from him.

Now, more than three decades after the Cultural Revolution began, Mr. Li is for the first time making public his remarkable visual testimony of that violent and chaotic era.

In a real sense, a nation of millions is "unnatural". The fact that we can work together in large groups work is remarkable and a testimony to human ingenuity and flexibility.

This is particularly evident in parts of the Antarctic peninsula, where some of the more remarkable features add testimony on the impact of sustained peninsula warming at rates several times the global average".

The speed in which Nicolas Otamendi has acclimatised to the rigours of the Premier League and settled into the City set-up has been quite remarkable and a testimony to the lad's ability.

This remarkable feat is testimony to the curiosity of the human mind and the power of science and technology.